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I discovered your podcast while researching the Felix Cardigan. I had to come back to the “beginning” and hear your story. I love your vibe and vision! You are definitely taking your love of fiber to a whole new level and I wish you much success. I will definitely be watching!

Wise Wool in Waikato might be a resource for you, card wool for furniture and bedding not yarn . Watch Rural Drlivery Saturday 7 Sept

Hello! Did you give away the yarn.. I would love some! I’m in NZ, when are you doing another video. I love ya podcast. Yvette from Ruapehu.

Thank you Dinie. Great podcast & unexpected surprise! Have messaged via Instagram.

Another great podcast, thank you

Your yarn looks great. I love the colours. It was so interesting seeing the mill.

I really enjoy your podcasts. I've followed you since the beginning. You are really moving forward with the mill. I am from Newfoundland, Canada

The colours of the yarn you dye are gorgeous. Looking forward to the web shop.

I love your updates and your journey is inspiring! I love how you explain your thought process. Makes my day when I see one of your videos pop up. The yarn would be very welcome in chilly Otago. The pattern you chose would be amazing in the green you dyed! 🥰 Keep up the amazingness.

Just found you and subscribed part way through. I like your approach to knitting (matches my own). Your wools are beautiful and full of life. I’m an experienced knitter and familiar with how wools are processed but totally enjoyed the tour of your Little Mill. And I love the name: The Little Mill Over the Hill - very Tolkien-ish. The clips you added at the end were great including Red watching the T.V. vet show. Good shot of the stars too. From Thunder Bay, Canada.

Can’t wait for the web shop!

Do you sell your yarn online ?

Oh, my goodness, what fun to tour your wonderful mill. I am relatively new to knitting, but I have such respect for those who are able to work those wonderful fibers into such beauty. I’ve watched your podcasts from the start, and you’ve done so much with your mill in what seems to me to be a short amount of time. I look forward to seeing more of your knitting and spinning and milling life.

Lovely to see your video and hear all about your adventures! I don’t know how I missed this posting because I do get notifications but am just now seeing this for the first time. I know I’m late to the party but wanted to chime in anyway. I’m from the USA, state of Ohio. Love all your finished objects and WIPS and also loved seeing the pictures at the end! ❤

Hi from Yorkshire UK👋🏻 I love your Halibut , the colours are my favourite I’ve seen and makes a popular pattern very individual. Stunning ! Thanks for Mill tour , fascinating. Enjoyed the video.

How wonderful to see all that equipment in the production process. Soooo interesting - thank you for the tour. You must be so proud of all you have accomplished. Got a giggle at Red being glued to the TV.

It’s so good to see you and have another episode - what a treat! Your yarn is just gorgeous and I love the colors you’re dying. Thanks for the tour and look around. It doesn’t seem possible it’s already been a few years of following your adventures!❤

July 10, 2024.... Sally from Portland, Oregon, US. Hi, Denni (Denise?), watched you this morning on one of my favorite podcasts, Junction Fiber Mill millcast. Really enjoyed your interview! So, found your podcast episode one. Loved every minute, all of it, you have a new convert here! Can't wait to hear more about your mill, too. Thank you for the time you spent with us, Sally

Have followed you since the start. Exciting to see where you are now with product to sell. Particularly great for us knitters in NZ to have an NZ podcaster too.

Your yarn looks dreamy, I’d gladly purchase some if you’d like to try shipping some to the states! Shed made sounds like the perfect mash-up of handmade/artisanal/small batch/bespoke. I want to try the Halibut, but worry about the armscye pouch issue - how’ve you found it? Thanks for the inspiration and lesson in breed specifics, always thrilled to see a new video from you!

Love the Halibut sweater. Would love to go in the draw, but it seems pointless to mail to Whakatane 😂. Thanks for another fun episode.

I would be most grateful to receive a parcel of yarn from you 😘😘Chipping Norton UK

Your podcasts are joy to watch, love your casual and witty approach. Not sure if Melbourne Australia is a contestant for the trial shipment, but definitely will try your yarn once the website is up and running. Thank and keep us posted. Love listening to your story.

I've been wondering how you were - glad you're back. :)

Love your podcast. It is very impressive that you’ve started a new business. Country: USA😊

When I think back to when you started podcasting till now you have achieved so much. I am so impressed with the dyeing of your yarns. I love the Aran weight yarn because I love knitting with that weight of yarn. Now I been asked to knit cabled caps in aran but worried that the people who asked me to do so won't pay. I only use good yarn plus my labour so it won't be cheap. Now finish the garment you need to steek. The Shed what a good name I wish I lived near you because you are so interesting ❤😊❤

Hi, I'm Doreen from the Canadian prairies. I love your initiative in creating your own yarn and hearing you tell about it. It is likely too late to be in the running for your offer of beautiful yarn. I've been wanting to knit a vest for a long time but having trouble deciding what yarn to use so your yarn would be perfect!

Little Red always generates a smile from here.... He's the sweetest! You are so very talented & versatile. Colorwork is gorgeous & your homespun yarns beautiful also! I've patiently awaited your return, understanding how super busy you've been. Excited to be in the running for some of your precious yarn.... Alberta CANADA 🐑

Totally worth the wait. Loved the mill update and really love your earthy, natural colours. That pink is so pretty. The yellow kids cardigan at the end was gorgeous too. Your Halibut is the nicest I have seen!

So lovely to see you back! I've been really enjoying watching your progress with the mill and all the knitting you do. The colours you've been dying are just gorgeous, I think I like all the ones you've shown! And I would love to have a little yarn from home over here in Scotland, I'm looking forward to seeing your website up and running :-)

i'm so glad you found your way in the end! stay safe, healthy and happy and see you next time! 💐 and count me in for the unspoken words of knitting a vest overseas 🧶

Glad to see you back with updates. I love to see what you’re doing with the mill and would love to try some of your yarn. I’m in the USA.

Love all your shed made yarn!! cheers from the Canadian sub-arctic.

That was a terrific episode! Authentic, creative, inspirational. Thanks! I downloaded the Huldra Vest…it will be great layer for cold weather hiking. Looking forward to your next episode.

Great to see you're back. I've been following your progress with the mill since the beginning and would love the opportunity to try your yarn - I live in the UK. And a vest is very much on my to-do list!

Thank you so much! I like your yarn name, Shed Made. Simple :) It never occurred to me to purchase yarn from New Zealand. I will now look into it. I have purchased from Denmark but then the shipping skyrocketed so I stopped all over seas purchases.

So glad your mill is up and going and your business is well on the way, with many ideas in the making. Lovely colours on your Alpine Bloom. White Halibuts was a good choice, on that background. Ha, ha winter couldn’t wait until you finished the nutiden jacket. Well done with your socks. I’m knitting the Osros sweater and the instructions actually calls for long floats of at least 5sts to avoid a dense fabric.

I’d love to try your yarn. I’m in Canada 🇨🇦

So lovely to see you again! Your yarn looks scrumptious and I'd certainly make a Huldra vest with it!😁😍💗

I'd love to test your yarn! I'm based in the UK. I've been following your journey and excited to see your final product! ❤

Great to have you back again Dinie. Hope to catch up soon - Fibretron?

Great to see your podcast again. You’re certainly spinning a lot of lovely yarn!! It looks really amazing. And your sweaters - wow! Beautiful. I’m not sure if Sweden is on your list of countries you wanted to try to send to, but if it is, I’d be super happy. I could also bring it to a local yarn store if you want them to try it out. All the best. /Helena

So happy to see you and all your lovely work!! I’d be honored to work with you on a shipment to the USA!!!!!

Oh my goodness, you have made some really pretty yarns...and having followed you to this point in your spinning ventures, I am truly happy for you. I would absolutely love to try your yarn out here in Canada, or for my daughter to try it out in Denmark. Regardless of where it went, it would be loved

I love watching your videos. You knit beautifully.

Lovely to see you again and hear about the wool stuff as I find it wonderful that you’re making yarns 😍

Omgoodness I would love to work with your personal yarn!! Thank you for the chance. The pink one you dyed is gorgeous. How exciting to get those bins of unspun wool! Thank you!!

Great to see you back. Lovely seeing your progress with the mill. I agree about Polwarth, it’s lovely to spin and knit with.

Hi Dinnie, so good to see you! I have been looking out for you on YT you have been a very busy lady! Your wool looks gorgeous, loving all the dyes and your Halibut is stunning, could do with that here actually it is supposed to be summer but it is very chilly and the same for spring mostly rain and more rain. I love it when you put footage at the end of the countryside and sea, and a sneaky shot of Red! Beautiful red sky as well. You know me from the Uk😊 Suze.

Love to have some of your yarn!! ❤ I am in Canada. My name is Anita Smith